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The type and age of rocks found in the mountain range are also found on another continent. What might this mean?
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The type and age of rocks found in the mountain range are also found on another continent. What might this mean?
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I believe this actually means that a Continental drift occurred. Making the same found in one continent, also seen in another Continent.
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